Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has issued an open letter to all Formula 1 and motorsport fans, reminding them that while "racing is entertainment...it is by no means... read more »

Crash.net's F1 Digital Editor Lewis Larkam weighs up the possibility of F1 combining the 2020 and 2021 seasons into one as it bids to return to racing amid the coronavirus... read more »

Formula One has launched a Virtual Racing Series to fill the delay to the 2020 season caused by the coronavirus pandemic. read more »

Formula 1 is helping to provide some form of racing during the coronavirus lockdown, launching a new Virtual Grand Prix series. read more »

The F1 2020 season start might be delayed till June, however we were able to get a good look at each of the team's cars and drivers back at Barcelona testing in February.... read more »

Formula 1 has unanimously agreed to postpone the 2021 rules overhaul until 2022, as earlier reported by MotorsportWeek.com. The new rules package which was set to come into... read more »

Despite restrictions being in place, the government of Monaco are allowing work on their racing circuit to continue as normal. read more »

Ferrari say they will support a plan to delay the introduction of major new rules aimed at improving the racing in the wake of the coronavirus crisis. read more »

Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn isn't ruling out going racing with fewer than 12 cars forming the grid. read more »

For a racing series that some would say is built on innovation, Renault executive director Marcin Budkowski fears a new rule for 2021 will change the designers' "risk... read more »

Unable to turn a wheel on a race track, F1's younger drivers have turned to the virtual world for their racing with Max Verstappen saying the sim racing keeps him sharp. read more »

The FIA have approved plans to move the F1 summer shutdown from August to between March and April, in the hope that racing will be able to get underway in August following... read more »

Formula 1 has agreed to bring forward the summer shutdown in a bid to help free up the August break in case racing can resume read more »

When Formula 1 racing does get underway, there will be no mistaking Daniel Ricciardo after he unveiled a striking new lid for the 2020 season. read more »

While there might not be any on track activity at present, there is plenty of activity behind the scenes as F1 looks ahead to the day racing is given the all-clear. read more »

Ross Brawn has talked about the movement of races within the 2020 FIA Formula 1 World Championship, explaining they could replace the summer break. read more »

In a bid to free up weekends when, or if, Formula 1 can go racing, teams are said to be "very angry" with reports the summer break will take place in the coming six... read more »

The 2020 Australian Grand Prix may have been cancelled, but that doesn’t mean we can’t show you what happened before everyone was stopped in their tracks. #FearlesslyForward... read more »

Antonio Giovinazzi still has his eyes firmly set on racing in Ferrari red when he makes the next step in his Formula 1 career. The Italian, who has retained strong links with... read more »

Formula 1 drivers were set to get going with the 2020 season on Sunday but the coronavirus outbreak prompted the Australian Grand Prix's cancellation. What did they do... read more »

McLaren racing director Andrea Stella and other key figures from the team are voluntarily remaining in Melbourne for the next two weeks in support of colleagues in quarantine... read more »

As racing series around the world shut down one by one, Formula E driver Sebastien Buemi says it would be irresponsible to continue given the coronavirus outbreak. read more »

Max Verstappen and Lando Norris may not have been competing in the Australian GP on Sunday, but two of F1's hottest properties still found a way to get their racing fix. read more »

No racing, but that did not completely stop the chaos in Melbourne where some are coming away with a better reputation than others. read more »

Alfa Romeo Formula 1 team boss Fred Vasseur says that running the Australian Grand Prix without McLaren would have been unfair on the British team read more »